Sentence examples for the added problem is from inspiring English sources

The added problem is that Democrats themselves don't have an ambitious climate agenda.

The added problem is players such as Kante and Mahrez can achieve that again - but they will not do it at Leicester, so inevitably seek the possibilities elsewhere, another difficulty Shakespeare has had to confront.

The added problem is that the writing all too often doesn't warrant the type of attention to dialogue either.

"An added problem is that rating agencies form an oligopoly, with Moody's, Fitch and S&P [Standard and Poor's] controlling 97% of the market between them.

Regent John A. Perez said an added problem was UC's inability to offer financial aid to nonresident students.

But Los Angeles has the added problem of being in California, which has been suffering the biggest budget crisis and one of the worst housing busts among the 50 states, and which occasionally raids local funds.

But he had the added problem of being fatherless.

Some have the added problem of being ostracized and cast out by family in cultures that do not accept homosexuality.

And there is the added problem that there is nothing we in the media like more than a good bust-up between the Church and the government.

(Then there's the added problem that Google is developing a new PC operating system, called Chrome, aimed initially at netbooks which could theoretically push Windows off those computers altogether).

In other words, you are in a classic "garbage in, garbage out" situation but with the added problem of not being able to smell what's rotten!